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Many possibilities with the magnet set

Author: Katrien Smeters

The magnet set tested in practice

1. Discover what magnets are

2. Practice crossing the center line while sitting on a sit ball!

3. This boy is practicing turning from sitting to tummy time on the roller, and the crawling position over the 4. roller. In the meantime, he discovers what magnets are!

4. Balance exercise on wobble cushion

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Magnetic bar with chips

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JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
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JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
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JToys Magneetstaaf met chips
Home / Many possibilities with the magnet set

Magnetic bar with chips

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50 colorful transparent chips with a thin metal edge for the first experiments with magnets.
Playing with a magnet is always two-handed. You can create your own games with this set. The magnetic chips stick to the rod and must be removed from the rod with a tweezers grip of the fingers to be able to start the game again. The small chips are ideal for preparing for a pen grip.

Playing tips:

  1. Use of the magnet: What makes a magnet so special is that the rod can also be combined with other metal objects.
  2. Hidden chips: If the small chips are hidden in sand, water beads or play rice, the rod can still find them.
  3. Expansion of vocabulary and knowledge of natural laws: What properties does a magnet have? Which materials does a magnet attract and which not?